The unforgiving Albert Park circuit has already claimed a number of victims. 🏁😲 F1 RepcoSC 9WWOS
Slade crashed heavily on the exit of turn five having lost the rear end on the way into the corner, doing significant damage to the left rear of the car.
"It's massively frustrating," he told Fox Sports. "We're all a bit gun shy with these cars for the first time here at this circuit. "It felt relatively good but I wasn't pushing, I hadn't gone flat through any of the fast stuff. I actually stuffed up a couple of corners before and I short-shifted one corner, I was going to come into the pits, short-shifted the next corner and before I knew it, the rear had gone.Simon Fallon climbs out of his overturned car after a practice crash at Albert Park.
Van Gisbergen crashed after dropping a wheel onto the grass on the exit of turn seven, and although the car suffered a fair amount of damage he was probably lucky it wasn't worse, having spun multiple times before he hit the wall. "He came on the radio and said, 'I've had a big crash', but I expected a lot worse than actually what it was," team boss Jamie Whincup told Fox Sports.For a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by
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